RC India

hi, i am getting an error message when i click on the auto detect button,already installed all the softwares and settings are already done in the transmitter.
the message i am getting is "Error: Joystick could not be found"

I did all the settings as per the manual and the video on the RcBazaar website.

My transmitter is "avionic RCB 7x"

please help

thanks in advance
nilesh

I am using it on my HP ENVY dv7 Laptop - Windows 8
The green light on the receiver is stable, don't know whats happening.

Please help.

Nilesh Shinde

nilesh i replied to ur question in the other thread pls check

Try launching the software  in compatibility mode for WIn 7.

Please reply to this thread...

Its connected properly RED on the top, the Wireless simulator is "RZ WSIM"

I am using win 8 on my laptop

santosh the sim and dongle work well on windows 8 cause i used it myself if the wire of the dongle is not connected in the right manner to the rx the drivers wont load and this is what will happen

try a different usb port am sure ur drivers are not loaded properly ....restart ur laptop and try again in a diff usb port

Restarted the laptop and tried again with the same usb port and others, my laptop is having 3 usb ports of USB 3.0 & 1 usb port of USB 2.0
All the three usb ports of USB 3.0 is not working with this dongle then connected to the last one which is USB 2.0 and it worked, let me finish other settings as per your video and will contact you if there is any problem with configuration.

Great thanks to you Shannon.

Nilesh Shinde
Nagpur

ur welcome rest of the set up is straight if u watch the vids  :thumbsup:

X1 Axis is not detecting, I tried auto detecting 2-3 times, but not working

thats not possible try again .remove dongle and reconnect the dongle,u did bind the tx rx right

Done many times, removed the dongle, again connected but not working

are u moving the sticks to the extremes as required

On the first move I am getting the message... "Could not find the axis data :(,sorry)"

yes i am moving the sticks as described

do u have a servo with u disconnect from dongle connect power to the rx and put servo in each port and move tx sticks and check if it is moving

Actually I received the package today and RcBazaar guys have not put the servos in the package, they must have shipped today. Also they have not included the foam safe glue in the package.

Is there any other way to check?

the 2 servos are installed in the plane, is it possible to check with that?

I also need help regarding the connections, I am bit confused about that, mainly the motor connection, there are 2 pins, from that one is a black and other is bronze with 2 pins, where to plug that pin?

watch this:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=EkVLruSQV1Y

this too

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=mOMlZzYJiD0

Yes, I did all the settings and configurations from this video only

I did the setting from the very beginning and it worked, all the joystick controls are now functioning.
Thanks

glad u got it working  :thumbsup:

Do you have any documentation on wiring the mini sky surfer?

nopes i dont have any ....but its easy ...channel one is throttle for the esc wire,channel two is aileron ,channel 3 is elevator ,channel fou is rudder channel 5 is gain channel 6 is aux 1 and channel 7 is aux ,,,,does the mini sky surfer have two aileron servos or only one ???????????

Here is the picture of what I am having, also included the notes of my confusion, please guide.
If you mark the arrows like match making and pairing on this picture using a different color (say green), it will help me build it perfectly.

Thanks

GreenBrains, Google Devta ka smaran karo...and...(See attached pic. I've annotated the original with numbers for the following to make sense)

1. They will be connected to your R/X directly. When you connect, orient them so the black goes to -ve, red to +ve and white to signal (your rx has markings for the pins). If you have red/orange brown then orange is the signal, brown is -ve and red is +ve. The Servo for elevator should go in ELE on the Rx and the servo for rudder should go in RUD on the Rx. See point 3 for more info

2. Those two servos will be connected to the two sided part marked in number 7 and the other side (single sided) of part marked in number 7 will go to AIL on the Rx. Those two servos will be mounted on wing and will control the Ailerons

3. That rx has AETR (Aileron, Elevator, Throttle, Rudder, ch5, ch6, ch7, ch8) in that sequence, by default. I think it can be changed in the RCB7x, not sure though

4. Will connect to the ESC. The pin on your ESC (see point 8 ) does however not mate with this, so its recommended that you desolder this connector and replace it with a deans connector that will mate with the ESC. deans are easily available at LHS

5. This is the balancer port on your Lipo battery. use it while charging to balance charge the battery. Your Lipo charger will have headers that will mate easily with this. dont need this while flying

6. The JST seem extra and will need a crimping tool. If you can crimp them by some other method, you could also replace these as the connectors in 5, however, since XT60 or Deans are much more common, it is recommended you get hold of deans or xt60s.

7. (This is called a Y-cable). See point 2. I believe you will need some servo extension leads in case the wires are short

8. This is the deans connector that will be connected to the battery

9. This will plug to THR on Rx (see point 3).

Hope that helps

GS



UPDATE: I confused point 4, beyond my own understanding when I read it again. Fixed now.